I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud

I am lonely like the cloud Your memory is your treasure The accumulated wealth under extreme conditions reminds the past and defines whether it is good or bad. For example, a picture is a frame caught in moving animation of time and is often considered worth 1000 words. Even a single framework, dimension, moment, and so short it can not even be expressed in time, it is considered a thousand words. Then, memories, things that take into account all meanings, things that take time, thought, emotions, and thoughts into consideration, these things are all things of infinite value and exist forever.

Wordsworth Worthworth recalls the natural scene of "I am in a lonely cloud" and leads the reader to solitude. The figurative words and terms used make clear the response of the poet to nature. Wordsworth uses each festival to share his experience of nature through the image of the dance that ultimately leads to the emotional reaction of the poet. Wordsworth opened with himself as part of the natural landscape in the form of "I am like a cloud and floating in a high place" (Wordsworth, line 1).

William Wordsworth (1770-1850) I am as lonely as clouds I am like a cloud of clouds on a high valley and a hill when you quickly meet a group of people, gilded daffodils; under a buckwheat lake, Please dance in the breeze. Shining stars sparkled in the Milky Way, they extended through the end of the bay with endless lines: 10,000 people saw me at a glance, waved their heads and danced next to them; however , They shine, the shining waves, in such a defamatory company the poet can not be gays, I stare - I think I hardly think what kind of wealth I brought to me: I When I am at home

The poem of William Wordsworth's poem "I am lonely in the clouds" poem "I am lonely in the clouds", he is a way to depict the image of daffodils and waves in a melancholy tone. In the whole poem, he dreams everyday, evading reality through nature, and seems to give human characteristics to things that are not normally available. In Wordsworth's poetry, he uses anthropomorphism. Personification gives human beings a characteristic similar to a person other than human beings.